#Raven

The Ukrainian company  KPYK is specialized in developing parts and accessories for upgrading com bloc firearms. We’ve previously reported about many of their product releases and reviewed some of them (see the links below). Today we’ll take a look at one of their latest products, the KPYK CRC 5002 adjustable aluminum AK stock.

Raven (KPYK), a Ukrainian company, has released a series of aluminum chassis stocks for the Mosin Nagant, Remington 700, Howa 1500, and SIG Sauer 202 rifles.  TFB’s Mike R. is working on Raven’s Remington 700 chassis, and they were kind enough to send me their Mosin-Nagant chassis.  There may be some people out there that consider the Mosin-Nagant rifles as “trash guns,” and therefore wouldn’t want to use one for anything more than for historical appreciation.  However, some Mosins have been well taken care of and are still tack drivers that can be pushed beyond the accuracy of the bargain bin rifles. Thus, if you’re a “chassis all the things” kind of shooter, I hope this review will be helpful.

Duct tape is used for pretty much anything. Remember the Mythbusters? They made a working boat using Duct Tape as the skin. They even made an airplane. Well a five time felon needed a holster for his Raven MP25. Boynton Beach Police Department posted this photo.

Raven Concealment is currently marketing a rather nifty cover for detached AR-style weapon upper receivers. The “TopStop AR Cover” is designed to be mounted to a dis-mounted AR upper (with or without BCG) and keep everything contained during transportation or storage.

Simple ideas have a tendency to “just work”. In this case the simple idea is the Raven Concealment “ModuLoader” Pocket Shield. Basically just an injection-molded polymer frame, the ModuLoader is designed to simultaneously mounts & organizes EDC items and smooths out the pocket to avoid detection.